Mini STRIP with Paul Smith For the 40th anniversary of the original Mini in 1999, British designer Paul Smith created a vintage two-door Mini overlaid with the multicolored stripes he’s known for.

Paul Smith reimagines the iconic MINI Cooper SE in line with the collaboration’s theme of “Simplicity, Transparency, Sustainability” — creating a sustainable approach to automotive design ...

The original Paul Smith Mini came in a distinctive blue hue, which, says Sir Smith, came at something of a personal cost during a visit to the Oxford factory’s paint department in the '90s.

Fashion designer Paul Smith first collaborated with Mini way back in 1997. You may have seen the 84-stripe, 24-colour end result of that tie up on t-shirts, pants and just about every other piece ...

A custom-made, one-off electric Mini by Paul Smith, the Strip acts as a showcase for demonstrating how car design and production could be more sustainable.

Painted with 86 stripes in 24 colors, Paul Smith's eye-popping, one-of-a-kind Mini Cooper has been turning heads since it was unveiled at the 1997 Tokyo Motor Show. Now, it's back in Asia, where ...

Last year fashion designer and colourful sock creator Paul Smith collaborated with Mini to produce the one-off Strip – a lightweight, environmentally-friendly Mini Electric with a stripped-back ...

When Oliver Heilmer, head of the Mini design studio in Munich, called Paul Smith last spring to talk about working together on a new project, neither of them knew quite what they were letting ...

Now, Mini has come up with something really special, an EV conversion of the 1998 Mini Paul Smith Edition, a limited-run model built in 1,500 units. ...

A decidedly British crossover between fashion and automobiles, the Paul Smith Mini Cooper has toured the West Coast of the U.S. and graced Dubai's Paul Smith store for its 10th anniversary last year.

When Oliver Heilmer, head of the Mini design studio in Munich, called Paul Smith last spring to talk about working together on a new project, neither of them knew quite what they were letting ...